I didn't even realize it, but you played me!
See, Chunyat is a strategist...
Yes, Fau Cham/ "float to sink"...
That was "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" kind of stuffs!
Best,
Mike
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by Daifong » Wed May 05, 2010 7:40 am
Chunyat,
If by "Jit Gam Chui" you mean "Intercepting Gold Punch", and by "Bong Ji Chui" you are referring to that entire combination, then ok...
If an opponent is really pushing hard, drop back a full step and Gam Lung Jau Fat/ "Golden Dragon Claws", and if the opponent is taller, set it all up with your Biu Jong/ "Pierce Punch" instead!
Anyway, I can count the westerners on one hand who have shown your dedication and development at Lam Gwoon. Si Bak must be really happy with you these days...
Respects,
Michael
If by "Jit Gam Chui" you mean "Intercepting Gold Punch", and by "Bong Ji Chui" you are referring to that entire combination, then ok...
If an opponent is really pushing hard, drop back a full step and Gam Lung Jau Fat/ "Golden Dragon Claws", and if the opponent is taller, set it all up with your Biu Jong/ "Pierce Punch" instead!
Anyway, I can count the westerners on one hand who have shown your dedication and development at Lam Gwoon. Si Bak must be really happy with you these days...
Respects,
Michael
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by crazedjustice888 » Fri May 07, 2010 6:42 pm
Hey guys, just to give a little info on the Hop Ga way I am learning from David Chin sifu. Since Hop Gar is mainly known for its long bridges, even though it has short as well, we do everything offensively. We attack the attack and unless we absolutely are FORCED too, I have been taught to not back up. I hope this helps. Again, I am JUST starting Hop Gar, and in Hung Gar, I never even got that far to learn this. I never even finished Gung Gee...teacher made me stop to work on stances...
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by TenTigers » Fri May 07, 2010 7:45 pm
our "defense" for gwa choy is to attack the attack-Ching Lung Hawn Yut (Dragon Looks at the Sun) -and can also be Chin Ji Sao. Basically, an upward/foward jam, and simuultaneous strike to the floating ribs, or liver (I use pow choy-inverted punch). I like to follow up with a grab as Mike suggests you do off the gwa,with a sow choy to the base of the skull, into biu jong.
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by Daifong » Mon May 10, 2010 6:42 am
CJ888,
One of my closest friends and his brother used to study with GM Chin when he was teaching up in San Rafael, Ca back in the 1970's...
Receiving such an introduction to quality martial arts, can make it rather impossible to want to settle for anything less!
Chunyat,
If Si Bak told you that, I'll bet he told you other things as well!
Best,
Michael
One of my closest friends and his brother used to study with GM Chin when he was teaching up in San Rafael, Ca back in the 1970's...
Receiving such an introduction to quality martial arts, can make it rather impossible to want to settle for anything less!
Chunyat,
If Si Bak told you that, I'll bet he told you other things as well!
Best,
Michael
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